| Secondary Performers | Stephen Fretwell [support] |
| Orchestra or Band | Courteeners (Liam Fray, Michael Campbell, Daniel 'Conan' Moores) |
| Set List | Stephen Fretwell:
INTEVRAL
Courtneers:
'Aftershow',
'Kimberley',
'Cavorting',
'Acyrlic',
'Please Don't',
'No You Didn't, No You Don't',
'If It Wasn' Me',
'Kings of the New Road',
'Fallowfield Hillbilly',
'Bide Your Time',
'That Kiss',
'How Come',
'Yesterday, Today and Probably Tomorrow',
'Smiths Disco',
'It Must Be Love', Labi Siffre,
'Are You In Love With A Norton?',
'Lose Control',
'Summer',
'The 17th',
'Hanging Off Your Cloud',
'Modern Love',
'Not Nineteen Forever',
'What Took You So Long?' |
| Performance Notes | Manchesters musical phenomenon Courteeners are back for a third time, their second headline performance for Teenage Cancer Trust at the Royal Albert Hall on 24 March, to play their number one album St. Jude in full.
Just a few weeks ago, the lauded album reached No.1 for the very first time with its 15th anniversary edition and became the album with the longest time between release and charting at No.1 in UK chart history, according to the Official Charts Company. They have no less than 7 other Top 10 albums only The Rolling Stones and The Beatles have had a reissued album at Number 1 before.
St. Jude includes three Official Top 40 singles (Not Nineteen Forever, No You Didnt, No You Dont and What Took You So Long?). Courteeners will be bringing their fervent fan following to the Hall, playing the album in full and all the hits. |
| Related Archival Material | Digital Photographs |